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cd up' 1-31eibly ye s are to d o f OIC ; ties es" Ltd, or;r a the .3se, !(I,°c. rei•ell. occil" their !di tor err sel- choi' 4° r. I\l° belt' ; .c;4 l k,t ) nct 'Y I:A6 t o 0 , 2j,. 0C F art 040 . r 110 of 030" , L ., 0 ,1 tokl 4{i~! • 'ili~~ rid ai l t re ?;°- woof ~: 5 t;: , = 01 uy pt st,:tv% ~t f ~t ~, ,t 1~ 110 4 1 .. tj' r L2l: 7e OC" t) ,l l) j.! ce r- m ~Y 70t tY-t- -foc .11 Jot fora, p i a' use' I da); e --' , a 4l urY► her ':,er - )0" Ltd' 5 124) ..-......_........-._ — --- . - - tpui,.... • --, 44 -BER 5656.1 - -...„..„.,........„..._ 0 " ["F A ' I 'RE LA I RE ROYAL, COVENT-GA R DE N . rtiT :-. ' • I,s'4oNDti.l EVENIglii, Oa. t:),, Is 10, will . ' '" atted a Tragedy, called KING LEAR. . - ' King Lear, ,Mr. KEKSJ.E,j, Edgar, Mr. C.,KEMI3I:E ; . ,:.. cordelia,,Mrs. , HAME RTON. . , . ti, , , i i r ° vv.hich will be added, thel,antomime of:4 -' LECIUUN AND 'II.4O'MER' GOOS E ; Or, THE COLT EN EGG. 'C a l i Mother Gotne, Mr. S 1 NI MON S ; , 's,iipi kfttiwards tiarfegitln, lid r.'I4O I COC . NA jun.. n '" it at4le, after wit ids Clown, Nil: (..; KIMA L Di ,da ces ., . Cohtiiibine, Madame LOWS. e ‘ k 4)r the *uxe t be lai:en ut . .Mr.:Brawlon,.4t , the, till; 8° !or i n 14 nce . s .pl ac e, Hart-street, :rain Ten our * flox, . 1 1 , - '7s. See d •,-.' 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Set:odd-I:trice t 4, 1 v• , " •Prke 31.. `eco m. "Uallery 2s. St•ecind-tirice-ls.—Uppe!6allery Is. L The 13" 6 d•—No Money to be returned. . "tgi li °ors Will bi, opened at Halt 'Piss Five, ind'the Play u tl ? i ! Halt iia,l six, .. ' - - • . li gretabi lesd aY , Isabella ; or, The Fatal Marriage i. with The fiche. 'e &urpfe se , : — o il wedtierlay, A-Cttie tor7h . e 1-1-eari tlr r witn The Poor .S,Adier On ThurAday, king Henry c ' ! - art 1. wiiti The . Farnict/AJit FYiday, Every `his kitunour; with Rusina.—On Saturday, Macbeth. ~---~~- TO LET, FURNISHED, Coniienient'•l4ollSE; e 4. a te d oppatiire'Kensingtust 4fintens, 'l‹.4tnt moderate: • r'cr,Lible Releretice will be requ!reil. • r! . ..aticula6 apply at No. 9g, filth Holborn: A • FREIMOLD ESTATE. DORSET. th To BE Li BY AuCTIO4, "e Crow n i nn , Blandfprd, on_Thursd?y, the 4th of INTo . vernner, at Twelveo'C lodic precisely; ost Desirithi6' anit " tin M I ANCYR . !If r ipY,A. It M, MARSH.sailed FAA M . , containing 35 A L:res_, tag s Meadow, imeTuding Orchaid and Site of tilt Euild-, • 4 " 75 Acres of very excellent•ArableA.and, in-seven t„,r)sures. The estimated yearly value of the Farm is about "io . , s'llhdred and Twenty Pounds. - - ' ' Arld e re is a &no d Farm house with necessp 14,11 . 14 1 PP Y 1 u 'lother Hodie 'With suitable tlicei, substantially buirt t ears ago t uttended for the Residence of a Gentle.... 4 6 • ".. , rld might, at an easy expense, be fitted up as a Sport • - • , .• •c/ t „. , state is very well stocked with camc.,tein,g,Vr• b) , Manors .tboundinkiwith . 'Pheasants, Hares, - and les ridges •e m situate , six miles South of 131andford, in Im?st Neighbourhood: The l'oor's Rat.* are only about Ilin mu the p o und, and the Laird-sax is redeemed. I , T ;T• Bess ant,' cif Bere Regis, the Tenant, will spew the l'tie i t tes ;:anti further part i , irlars known*by Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Atiwood, Salisbury. .14Y Tne..KlNws T EVER DROPS. -4; experience of more tlibn half a century has til ed full,y established the rephtatipn of this invaable i ,Se, that itii ticiw expatiate onto effi ry;,,,4-1 every species of Fever, partictilarly,the Scarlet and us never, also the Yellow or,Piitrid Fevers ; they have teoi r beeitithown to tail; whetiadministcred agreeable to di ; in the Nleasies, Small Pox, Teething, awl most th e ~r g ets incident. to reilthe'Y' are inin fail ible reniettjt ; Itil - i i ;ec . 4ys and discomforts of advanct,d life are under their . t re *ateinflueke, filey inimediately' stop the progress of tiv e : Cold, and are particularly adapted as a - genial Restora- T h r Family; Bottle, azs.. said at the •Do4lor's House, No. tti;ovver Brook . street, tosvencr -square, where orders for to y rt atiOil are (101y:executed Sthaller 'Bottles, its. and zs. ' whtlesale and retail, at Bacon's, Is!, xford r street, and A l ihoU respidatlf Valeli in Town antil.."%Miti - v Vi t :9 l3 r.NottßlS'sccie,latated.i NT i_BlLltms PILLS, tv oi .a l Tpl6" Direelions, as. 9d. the Box. Observe that the Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the Govern stamp ; no others re or can be genuine. US , I '. ' , OUS Ni)A NERVOUS HEAU-ACHLS, IN1:1- s C o - - • • •- G ESTION, Sec. Copy of a Letter from K. Lucas, Esq. to NIK.,. Dixon. Si , , 5, . :4 corkseqmeoc.m of several Voyage.s , to the East In 14.‘re.s, 1 had contraded a Bilious complaint, to such all te4.:ll(llng extent, as to be scattely - abte, at times, to -pf.iy at-. li o •„ 4411 0) thte.dutiesNl my ship. T 1 hrough the recornmeilda- Or 1 . Ptieddli Wz:s: hi' tri make trial of your {DI X ON's) ti ril k. e 1 111LIOUS PU.LS, h* the use of which, fore short .1 1 , av , 1 was, t o my astonishment, immediately relieved, and h a been for . a long> .while - totally free trout any retilrhof •li4: le a yellowness of ti e skin, nervous and sick head-aches, thitynt, giddiness . , vnlorher ebrresponiting symptoms of cliC te '„`"?‘"PConiplaint. . 1 he success of, sour remedy has in .l.4„L'' int%) recommend - it generally, and my brother in par -1,4174,!•,-,thlfd Officer of the Duke of Montrose Indiaman, sidi'labiitired wider a worse affliction, ff possible, than my ' has hew iniike manuercerfhpletely cured. - . . • 1 am, Sir, your obedient humble Servant, . • RODE Wl' LIUCA.I.%:; - Chief Officer of the'Hon. C4it aw . 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The Ibirci f Edition, .price 2S. 6d,. and his Essay On the 'UnreasnnableneSS of.Seepticisni, price 6 To T. TAILOR, Surgeon, No. q, New litidge.str.et; London: SIR. Edinburgh, May a, tgoq. • • N the Spring'_' 4 4f 1794 I was at - fluffed • with' 'a Venereal Complaint, which I treated with Inoill'e ff : • iilee lot five rrninths ; but was en obliged to apply to a - flegular .Physieian, WAo put temporarytstoo jo the v. 14- lenee of the Disease (by mercurial applications) tor some but growingy in spite of alt medicine atifilhe'advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worst and.: worse for two yats,' I "was :. tedithedsO a 'state' ainuist un arallekti 4 nd...beyond description, being an „entire ! 141. 1 e1,. Ana ulcer . ated train head to toot.—Nly heart, th ro „i , mc4rl.l nose, 'legs, arms,' &c. have',been alleviate-1y dangerto? becomom, useless.; in short, I have hail f,roni twenty. t,, thitiy ealifig racers on my body, and' ribattr ?rived; ,of sigh.;-1t would be volimilottA, rice all my case—suifiCe it to say, there' nii+er S; or dyer' will !be, one of a more Aangernus, or, .91: ;•ninge,sittinpli-... hated nature. I was long looked upon 'by my friends, and lf; imaginedvinyse ; beyond ultl ;hopes , Of 'reeavetyif in my then condition, death was prder,biti i'tt) more than - miserable state. In `this drl r ldltilkiihao6lettin ' d f m .mnst i gliserable ,cftistenee, ti-1101yine threw in'itly Wry - a Newspaper 'containing the' case u f a Mr. If. of Plymouth—my friends . rvaini •ient and procured some of your LtAKt's PATEN PILLS. which, by using IhiNt . tiri6 to time, t m now, and h ave : ),paOteen, (after .F 1191 ". fiinS t iVar4. 44sf.::ri et)a b'ke good a state of health as ever re distress), in as rooye,i ; as a proilnof At :15, had:a rine, thitiving, .fteairty ctilltl„*Orc,f moa few months . ago. In gratitude to,God, std iiiv t 4 ot felloiVgcre&turo•krvice, I requeif 1,01;>h thi.a and YO-1r may at. any Alm& : refer persohs , wisli'to l.e'att'sried of the faith of - thrs, oriurther parti culars:l,4 to, me or my friends, by t; letrer or person, As tew cases lei . badness is Ili ever equal mine, a n d p one , exttal - it, .navelront• exiltrience: evary. r'eason to •iitisule mankind, t,lnit in ) s ur L KE's PILLS they will 60 a itft : 4; ii>berty -safe,' and l'fiecieil , ),i•tire liff'is'iriar dread' r t otaf,e of A:lw Venereal.Disease,..w ' hisol.i, , is co t . / xiitiAEO Luis. • ' - 11)H'N TfiI)MPSON. • # l .•, ! lAstlwitiontabfe.-family teas/44t, prevent.-;inahanigi t ny . name and - address public ; but creditable ' persons really . Wanting information may also be referred to rne•and friends by itamsay-Gartlens„Fctinbtpgn. • ''/* Vietiaied'ana Solaebje the'SOle tropriettor, T A Y 1 / 0 g, yy Surgeon iii London, at Ins Woilse, NO: 9, New Bridge-street, ,v lw.re fituvlll give ..4dvitie \vithout a "fee, to • iTrsons tak. • ng these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if post. 'paid, on; .the: sltne .teralso Ate* v ng iii 411' tits b t s tirt Plat inviolable 4 secrecy,. no perst n A's rtitue ,11,4,vrtyg. ,bcpn , loideititine&, bur at - theitOWn particular request, by the PeO::' - dprinf,, the course ot more than thirty,sixoearsk that fie his had the cinidu6ling of an'extensive sale of the abb4(o.;Melticine, and 'the prao*ep ,ar,ising . theretrorn. They are also sold by ,lus t Appoilitznent, for the cony,. pietweitt those livifig at a kiistanee," by 'Mr.' Baxrer;' pouth-bridge, Edjnbursh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas !.,•,ditei VlFhom Yeetti.for his address • at the Ipurfuniq's„ St. 41ban'4.-stroet,„Pal,l.:inail; IltObertshri's Toy-shop, No to,;, Oxford -street; Mr. Dis bcimugiV:sy.it,lo.!7, ,Fish-strteNnill, wtaarty+ ppposite.tlie tylo-• hutment; Nlr,,Stt..-et's, Bookseller, 40. I, Union-row, Little Dattle4trdit';' 'ancl'by; One '{person• m i everyconsderable ' town in Great-Britain : anti 1!l reland in licixeS `ordy'4.' each, sealed up with full 0114414 in direr, ions„ ,wherelv perspn4 pi', either ,Sex I • may cure Iheihseives with ease and secrecy._ _ N. 1$;:. Eqtiry itoix wid in (GreatAiritairi is :seelnd 142 with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commis siut.4rs, is printed; ar :Atte Slamp-tJtllce- 4, •T. 'T - aylhi, No, t New Britiv,(;-street," to imitate which la felony, ;,r,il „ • • ail 'otiaffs are coutriiiteits • POR LUG LIESE ACCOUNT 'OF THE .1:141 - 11,E S A Ct.). LETTER FROM THR. CobIMANDER IN CHIEF OP THE FoRTUGUESE M MY, TO DON MIGUEL PE- REIRA FORJAZ. • • *. • '• Most ant) most ExCellent Senor,-1 •• .• have the great : gai6ratliti' atuiduliCing to your ExCellencyi, for the information of his Koyal High nesthat und , " the command of his Excellency Marshal . er)ral Viscount Welling ton, has deteste'ci the enernYTarmY under the coti mand of `Marihal Massena, in an attempt which it made against our position . on the heights of Bus saco. As. his Excelleney the .Marshal General wiil tiransinit to you, in oider to be submitted to his Royal .I:ligh6ess, all the' details of the inbvements and dispositions ,which.led to _this .vidory, I shall conhoe myself to wh4t relates, to ,the parti cular troops of his Royal Highness, who covered themselves with - glory, and'iliewedstliernselves wor thy remulatots: of. • their, rempanions,iii arms of the English Army,• and worthy inheritors of ,the glory of their ancestors. • Tne enemy having, on the 251 h, phShed forN4rd . his'advatit'ed posts to the lOw - er part of our posittob on the mountain, he eStablished-hirn§elf there, and dining the 26% h concentrated the whole torceof't three'corps of hii atmj A't six o'cloCk 'iii tlje niorning"Of the 27t1i,1e stocked our' position with strong 'columns at two different, points, 'and a' fica was Maintained 'with te,it vigour f. r abutit t hours and a half. The . Portuadesetrisio.ps tinguished themselVes were sail thiie-', , trd'ltsd the goo fortune to be at the ''points of.atilt; and con sisted of the' folloWing corps.: • is? The brigade of ihe 9th antr2 st t tinder'the orders of Col. Champalimaud and'alier that Of - ficer was wounded, under Lieutenant-dolonel• Sutton. The Sth regiment, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Doughti. The brigade of the to, and afth of the' 4 0• 4. 0. H 1 7 . 0 ,t 3 P . ' '‘ lt' .1,! 4 A%- . INP. ..,. ~,,,,t ,h eaa.. 1 c ~,,,,,... ..,,, t ,A1,„t.18.7,Tt..:+. 7\ ) )0 ‘,...:.. s i v,> ; IA 4, (~,, ! V. ~ A ''''- 1 .7 5 el :r., ...., . . ~ ...A'' :' • ' )1 )4 ...„ „,.._ • ~,,4,.. , -;, ) iir,.i., t iitt . • , . 1 l [PRICE SIXPENCB HALFPENNY . , .. . line, and 4th battalion of Cacadores, nuder the corn-. 'irippd:Of 'Brigaclier'-Generai Pack. The 'brigade of . , .p . the jth and lA, and the 9cadores, No., l 2,.utyler . . Brigadier -den. 'Coltpan.. Ilie„.battalions o'f,Caca, doreS, Nos. 1 an , d 4, with the EngliSh light dhisiOn,. and the 6th battalion of that brigade, comippdcd by 'Brigadier 7 Geh. Campbell. Two'briga&s -of .ar tillery, under the imulet4ime coopfp,ttici of Major 4rentichild, and two 'dr the 3d•division, which *ere posted mote: to the left:, ,; ; ~, I; .._ . .. i The only difference in . the - c0n4 . 161 4 Rf t Se trpoks consisted in . the 'opportunities winiih i l ,9i4t.l i tkeit different corpl,,Oecasioph_for disit9g9l l - iinkt,hlß- .- 7 tielves. This may be called a glorious ay ioti . .tAie Portuguese name, our troops hay.1,4,21?)%.4.4,74,1-- liaviour, obtain e d the adtniration and ftilicoo4d 9 rp of the English army - . The conduct . of. tire St h rego- Merit, under the c,)rnmand of Lieutenant-c:,',4ouel - Douglas, and in which Major .Birtninghatn.s4in pisiltd hims e lf, J Secured to it the glory, alon g , wiLu two English re:gimetits, -of, dislodging.,tht en . ou from the tqfi;hts, which li e had gl!netl4 l itzyg,. hirn pay dearly for iiis :Inomentarya"dvat! ta.A 0 :,1....1,, oth and ‘2,tst rfgitnen'tS have merited dip c•tm ; sl;-tet lap_prOntionof .Ni.jor- General P,icion,,and C0,01,e1 !Cliimpdiainucl,. rientenani-Cjiionti..Sti , io , ), and . Liwitrnsnt-Colonel fo,o. Maria d,t Aranjo 80 0 -A a r, • , •...1 i, who corlp .t anded the y Ist regiment, ne•ei - ye it,e,, 'higlilest praise. • ' ) .*X II IPIOis„arc t d,‘ie to • Bri4aclier•Gener:il Pa;.• 7 ., s %yell as tp ‘i he coi f 's whicf7 were unchs his oideis,, a lC" .Is.' tO OTC Cd111111a: , (1(liS of ilipse c:orvi, ',wine= :1 - iittits C.,li.)t;ci•f--Vll . , and. Luvz do ,KO,O and Maj2r , ~. , , Atiwitronz, ht. condu6t of tii!..: i;attalion of •.1.;,t -..,...,,- „,• •._, . , , ArtliTe;l\o. 4, , deserves 5613 e, 1,4 F! i,co . lr t ix r .Avn i .nt!, , i e 11,,, 11;011 2 :..F its couictige in the iittack, l im y 1-o,4l4,r,in tnesS With which ii supported, duringtfle wirote clay; 'sthe'fire of the enemy. Tile 16.itti,lion 0 (..iac.id6rei, !N,' ,. `4,. I , ,c,:rnmanded by Licut ! -!naot CO otiel ./..rge . d'Avilet, conituaed itself extremely well, and that Ofticer -,?.. - p:rits in s f highest cornmen,dations.'" Tbe ' lbaVglifm, N o . 3, i Vincter the corom' 7 ifid'o l Lieutenant ICCtloticl Eder, iarticulari . ? distingitished iNelf, and ;having t o th e rep&tqion of.discipline added t'. a t of valour, it is itnposstille thaSlltere . can be a . ny getter tifpi)ps than, those Which c%npose this baita,ion. The iiii.-rideo f Si igadier GO •.:1 - 31 Coltinin; - Cdpsist- . (-, 1 ' ' 'N' r ' 0 iinz s of the t7th:and..49 , h,,.anul the ...ac4;.ores, lio• r ., `merited also every eukeginm, ;ititt .. erival praise is due Co the. Cjinnt -riders - of tai se eorps, ctdopels Priltneiriin and Join. Cardoso de::geie l 'ce,Sottornaior, and Leutetrant colonel 'N.xon.''''Vtsll6nhianies of :the 1 Dili regiment, .und, r, the 'inirt i tediaL'(:::)nitriand of - Lieuienant Colonel t‘f.rcbeani,:rpade . a chatte with' the bayonet on t 1“.; enemV,.. - '4io ) ,is partici 4 ,. ;. o " , 'larli meat Oiled by all ' the OtliC r f t of .6ot lt artnis . I who saWr . tt,. as an ag Of most Vorfea .gallantry , troth '. t on abCourit.of die diSeiplute r and the. emir ige., which the troops.,displifed. , The battalion of Cacadores, NO 6, belOogii.:l:l6 ,Gvti. Caelipbat'S'bri;crade, and ~ - • ~: • , &-. • conirnarnle i cllu , e....itenOt Colontl S;e:6a , ,ti2n Pinto, befiairo. 4150 : .y i ry,,,,,,e11,,:and-sdeserve my thanks. . • The l iWO 'brig Weirs of artifiery - of,the gth and '6th, • , • u.nder the,:personal orders of l‘lajor. Arentsclubl, ,t .. , ... . .. . greatly distinguish themselves ; .t.hey . Suppoited, / , with mtich tirninessiduring the 10tole :.battle, the ; , . , iftre ri ckf i • bi, : pteces .of artillery, kilie a a great n umbyr of the. enemy, (Its - Mounted three oi : his guns, and made 'two - tat his ammunition t i vagon's blow up, The : other or, brigades merit, equal a -Iprobation. i . All the ZyliOrs and Soldiers of these corps have acted sO.,s ift, render , it my duty ; to conv e y t o Hs itoyal'Higimess an account of their good and ei;evi.:.,, I lent concluCt , which would have done honour to tli'' . .1 most, veteran troops, for, by the :avowal' of nit 'the.. 1E411,.sli::011 - ccer.;, they displayed equal diSci- r line, and ; ! valour,,- .; ,\Vith respect to the troops'not cpgtlgo l ,', I observ.sd,in thatn the most anxibus.desir e .t o: i ttac k I the .:4My' . ,. and:ac - cording to' a.pPf...tarances thel l ,;;: t lif, I soon .have .the opportunity 'thFY, wish fut . , 11Vith ' such ;gallantly as the Pbt -- t..pgues troops disPfaved s in the battle of "BussaCo,4ided by the nowt) valour of • the English .arcny, it is iMpOssible not to antiipate • a tavourable result ; to our present c on t est , : an t ::Loot to be'convinced that the enemy will soon deart; pay, for the ClevAfatiOn and 'cruelties whiChle has coin . - t. milted in Portugal. - , , • I Cinnot,refraip frptii i sei'zing . this 'opioprtunity .to aciiiUOWledg6 iiit: impo'rtan't sery,ice;§, which I have received ef - y . tiacasion, from the talents and zal' of the Calarter IN,Taster General of the:artpy, oOlonel. D'Urbaii ;' I have every reason to be Satisfie.d with t h e AdjUiant General,lrito' Mozhtho, iindiv - ith ,my Military Secretary, Brigadier Le t n o s, b ot h of whin accompianied •me during th e battle ; and afse With all my staff. . I subjoin a, return of the los.s of the army of his Royal fiighneSs in the battle of the ".. - ,'Pth. The lo,s ~,-,., • have been , . of - che - enemy must have been jinn - let:lse,. as appears front the statements of the prisoners, abd the w c,und • ed, WhoM lie abodoned, when he ru i .ade his move.; Ment to'v‘aids our'' left. He left on the field of battle more than two, thousand kill-A, and, several - of his Generals have been wounded. Brigadier-tGe - ~ . • • . . neral.:Sinpn :wal . made prisoner, and the Offl,ims whom we •114 , ..'e l iiken say, that Getief;al;s:'Wlo l Laettn, 4 l nd'qrarOtfrge, 'are, initiii 'the wOunJed. ' Mar gu . ard y:ottr,.E Tlepei i •, -r•,,, , . ERESF:IIZI), c • ..It'''i(t :(12 .lii.:. .. :P•lt-; 1 •, • •,, • .. .),, i ~ii tvla,tnal and t..;pmrn in(..ei in - c.....rnef. Head:quarfei . s, t oini,bia, ,Sept. Ou,. is 10. To Doh Miguel Pereira tor.lez. ' ' . . FRENCH PAPERS. ,•.• • , . DANTZICK, OCT. I.—The !English, alarmed at the confiscations and losses „which they haci.inct with in Nleclclqnburgh 'and Prussian Pomerania, 14 SCD( their cruizers to prevent .their tnercirantmeti from, entering:Pipau jnd.Other ports of 014 Prusta r Having afterwards learneClThat. tllekcene,ll are nut ha ~~ THEATRE ROYAL, I.VCEIP:II. (13rid er i".e.atithottty , of the Ito 4 D CirA ta LAI N.) tilS PRESENT EVENING,. Ott: 27, 1810, Their Majesties' Servants will a4t.rhs . 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